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Sep
The Italian phrase "al fresco" translates to "in the open air" or "in the cool air." The word describes eating in a public space such as a park or outdoor area. Italians, however, don't use the phrase eating in the open air. alfresco dining Singapore means "spending time in the cooler" or "prison" in Italian. Eating outside is a common social activity in milder regions, particularly during the spring, summer, and autumn. In pleasant weather, diners often choose for "Al Fresco" service. The mood is relaxed and joyful, like you're at a party. You provide "Al Fresco" service if the…